Hi, I’m a Computer Science teacher in the northeast US and I have put together a few Game Lab projects to demonstrate some of the capabilities that aren’t covered in the Discoveries curriculum. I hope they are useful! The last three are a little simpler and more “user-friendly.”

A simple light switch simulator to demonstrate the Boolean datatype and the NOT (!) operator:
https://studio.code.org/projects/gamelab/XbajYwVtY5lzOW2NJfVlJeRvVabE34pw6cYkwWjCx6s

How to use a Boolean to make an event, such as playing a sound, only happen one time even though it is in a loop:
https://studio.code.org/projects/gamelab/gjdcZ6onZEv5xrFV2z2sBsVrg2ahilJ6vufA_oIl2VM

setSpeedAndDirection() function, also delay for a certain amount of seconds
https://studio.code.org/projects/gamelab/VVp0Ds69UdbDRjXz-kuamsRkFWZDdCwwDpFN9qz4VfA

camera.x and how to position walking/idle animation cycles:
https://studio.code.org/projects/gamelab/ZdaeW47hwWZr9T-2DvDTnTgcWDLj2VyRLTsm4yu9XgU

Creating random shades of color in a spectrum, and also the basics of RGB color blending:
https://studio.code.org/projects/gamelab/vy6SQaPYjNgpHTjxhEBMpbXTx-3WD7yF-BwCz9C4NSE